Europe
- Azerbaijani parliamentary election, 2010
- Belarusian presidential election, 2010
- Belgian general election, 2010
- Bosnia and Herzegovina general election, 2010
- Civic Platform presidential primary, 2010
- Crimean parliamentary election, 2006
- Crimean parliamentary election, 2010
- Croatian presidential election, 2009–2010
- Croatian labour law referendum, 2010
- Czech legislative election, 2010
- Czech Senate election, 2010
- Faroese constitutional referendum
- Greek local elections, 2010
- Greek presidential election, 2010
- Hungarian parliamentary election, 2010
- Hungarian presidential election, 2010
- Icelandic Constitutional Assembly election, 2010
- Icelandic debt repayment referendum, 2010
- Icelandic municipal elections, 2010
- Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast local election, 2010
- Kosovan parliamentary election, 2010
- Latvian parliamentary election, 2010
- Montenegrin municipal election, 2010
- Nagorno-Karabakh parliamentary election, 2010
- Northern Cyprus presidential election, 2010
- Polish Senate by-elections, 2010
- Polish presidential election, 2010
- Reykjavik City Council election, 2010
- Slovak political reform referendum, 2010
- Slovak parliamentary election, 2010
- Swedish general election, 2010
- Turkish constitutional referendum, 2010
- Ukrainian local elections, 2010
- Ukrainian presidential election, 2010
- Zakarpattia Oblast local election, 2010
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